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I don't think you need to recompile the kernel for this. Doesn't it work with geom_part_ldm_load="YES" in /boot/loader.conf?

Yeah, that's because the rc script does it for you on first start, so a service dbus start would have been enough here.

There's a Call For Testing for a patch against 11.1-RELEASE on freebsd-stable@: https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-stable/2018-March/088526.html

I added sysutils/fusefs-hfsfuse just now. The runtime is however completely untested by me. It would be nice if someone could confirm that it actually works. https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/464367

I doubt it. Do you really have a parallel port scanner? If not just turn off the IEEE1284 option in graphics/sane-backends.

What's your ThinkPad model? Try sysctl hw.psm.synaptics.touchpad_off=1

On FreeBSD we link everything with libc++ and gcc always links with its own libstdc++. libc++ and libstdc++ are incompatible with each other. What happens is that jsoncpp installed from pkg or from ports is linked with libc++ (by virtue of being compiled with clang++) and your program (compiled...

You need uchcom, but it should be loaded automatically when you plug it in.

So editors/leafpad actually installs a desktop file, as does editors/gedit. After installation they appear automatically in Xfce's app menu without me doing anything. You should be way more concrete here. Which applications do not install one or only install incomplete ones? Then start filing...

multimedia/webcamd provides them on FreeBSD.

Oh please... It's in pkg-message in the ports directory. It will be the last message printed after successfully running make install in /usr/ports/games/openmw. It's available with pkg info -D openmw after installation in case you've missed it or want to refer to it later. It's on FreshPorts...

Read the post-installation message:

Overwrite a global OPTIONS_UNSET=DOCS for just security/sudo in /etc/make.conf: security_sudo_SET=DOCS

Take a look at /usr/ports/games again. There are plenty of engines for older games there: like The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (games/openmw), Return to Castle Wolfenstein (games/iortcw), for many adventure games games/ags (see 59843) and games/scummvm.

Yeah, I don't like it either. But we have many Linux applications and games in the ports tree. Having LINUX off by default would mean that the binary packages of any of the */linux-* ports (e.g. games/linux-doom3) or other Linux applications will not have working 3D acceleration with NVIDIA...

linux is not an entire Linux kernel. It just implements a bunch of Linux syscalls. x11/nvidia-driver can be built without Linux compat by turning off the LINUX option. This works fine.

This thread is from 2009. It's pkg version and pkg info now.

The issues with the browsers are well known. www/firefox has a list of missing pieces in it's post-install message. Also see this thread on freebsd-gecko@: https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-gecko/2018-January/007938.html Iridium has no integration with Google services by design (check...

Run make deinstall reinstall to work around it. Also see 224244. Looks more like a ports revision number to me. Base is only at 330442.

I think the path difference in Cflags is not the cause of the problem. Though it's certainly weird. It looks like there is an older gtk3 version installed than actually required. Are your packages up to date? What does pkg info gtk3 gtkmm30 return? "Package dependency requirement 'atkmm-1.6 >=...